Underline the prepositions in the following sentences (8-15) and identify the function of the underlined words.

You're on a roll — Let's translate and answer these Igbo questions. 7. Tupu Nweke abịa Okafo abịalarị. Translation:* Before Nweke came, Okafo had already arrived. Kaa mbuụzọ dị n'ahịrịokwu ndị a ihe n'okpuru (8-12) Translation:* Underline the prepositions in these sentences (8-12). 8. Amụrụ Okeke n'afọ 1981. Translation: Okeke was born in* the year 1981. Preposition:* n' 9. Na mbido sọsọ Chukwu dị. Translation: In* the beginning, only God existed. Preposition:* Na 10. Mgbankwo nọ n'oche. Translation: Mgbankwo is on* the chair. Preposition:* n' 11. Anyị ga-ajụ ajụjụ na ngwụcha ihe ọmụmụ a. Translation: We will ask questions at* the end of this lesson. Preposition:* na 12. Nna m bi na Nsụka. Translation: My father lives in* Nsụka. Preposition:* na 13. Oke na-akụ azụ na mmiri. 'na' a kara ihe n'okpuru bụ Translation:* Oke is fishing in the water. The underlined 'na' is... Answer:* (ch) mbuụzọ (preposition) 14. Ọ bịara mana ọ hụghị m 'mana' bụ Translation: He/She came but* didn't see me. 'mana' is... Answer:* (ch) njikọ (conjunction) 15. Ha nọ ebe a tupu nzukọ amalite. 'tupu' bụ Translation: They were here before* the meeting started. 'tupu' is... Answer:* (d) njikọ (conjunction) 16. Nri dị n'ụlọ 'n'ụ' bụ Translation:* Food is in the house. 'n'ụ' is... Answer:* (a) mbuụzọ (preposition) 17. Mee otu ahịrịokwu iji gosị 'na' dịka njikọ. Translation:* Make one sentence to show 'na' as a conjunction. Example: Ada na Obi na-aga ahịa. (Ada and* Obi are going to the market.) 18. Mee otu ahịrịokwu iji gosị 'na' dịka mbuụzọ. Translation:* Make one sentence to show 'na' as a preposition. Example: Akwụkwọ dị na tebụl. (The book is on* the table.) 19. Kedu nke e detere nke ọma? Translation:* Which one is written correctly? Answer:* (d) Nri dị n'ite. (Food is in the pot.) Note:* Option (ch) Nri dị na ite is also grammatically correct, but (d) uses the common contraction. 20. Kedu nke e detere nke ọma? Translation:* Which one is written correctly? Answer:* (b) Okeke na Okoye na-abịa. (Okeke and Okoye are coming.) Got more? Send 'em! 📸